As an editor, I find myself with an unprecedented challenge wherein I struggle to articulate my sentiments while attempting to compose a brief passage regarding an individual who encompassed the roles of a friend, colleague, advisor, motivator, well-wisher, and exemplar of exceptional humanity. He possessed a deep comprehension of Bengali cinema and made noteworthy contributions to … Read more
During the Bangla Bhadra and Ashwin months in Bangladesh, the monsoon season transitions into autumn, which has distinct characteristics. Currently, the sky is clear with a few wispy white clouds drifting through the air. Rice seedlings are emerging in all reachable areas, and the colour green is used in many rituals. This season also boasts … Read more
The first of May. A moment to make sweeping improvements to the global working class. The foundation of May Day freed them from the bonds of caste prejudice, which had imprisoned their life. As a result, societal class distinctions gradually faded away. Millions of workers were spared from the aggressive sting of unlawful money-grabbers who … Read more
When I hear the word Boishakhi, I feel energised and want to shout “Shubo Noboborsho” (happy Bengali New Year). But is it appropriate for me to do so? Why am I asking this question? I have encountered discussions and read numerous references regarding Boishakhi’s originality, but the debate has never been resolved. Still, we discuss … Read more
It’s understandable that many people would doubt the country’s progress on the 52nd anniversary of Bangladesh’s Independence. Still, we must also be willing to accept the reality of the situation without passing judgement. Hence, let’s examine some of the theories analysed by world-renowned economists. Since the country’s Independence, its development growth, GDP levels, economic indicators, … Read more